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Saturday, October 30, 2021
Friday, October 29, 2021
The monumental appeals
on an intimate level.
Imbeds personal history.
Imbeds personal intentions.
So solid; so open to major change.
Labels:
monumental,
personal intentions,
solid and change
Thursday, October 28, 2021
And I thought the sky was monumental
and a palm tree tall. Rocks at Andreas Canyon in Indian Canyon, Palm Springs. Sometimes the holy is too large for the palm of a hand, although grace is always in the particulars.
Whatever this might be
I want it in my life. Perhaps, it will spin to the cycles of the moon. Yes, I believe, it will.
Is it curious to want what you can't name?
Perhaps, that is the journey called curiosity.
Sunday, October 24, 2021
What's the relation of koi and rain?
What is the relationship of a red wagon left in the rain?
What is the relationship of red rubber boots and rain?
What is the relationship of sugar maple leaves felled by rain?
What is the relationship of earth and the first full rain of a season?
What's the relationship of window (closed) and rain?
And where do the wild turkeys harbor in such a rain?
What is the relationship of red rubber boots and rain?
What is the relationship of sugar maple leaves felled by rain?
What is the relationship of earth and the first full rain of a season?
What's the relationship of window (closed) and rain?
And where do the wild turkeys harbor in such a rain?
Labels:
closed window,
koi and rain,
red boots,
sugar maple leaves,
will turkeys
Saturday, October 23, 2021
Time is closing down
somewhere else time is opening. And truth, this is not time's landscape. Simply the SubZeo refrigerator meeting the common iPhone at night. There you have it. An intersection of happy.
Friday, October 22, 2021
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